Editing Public Properties With A Command Line; Applying Transforms With A Command Line; Applying Or Removing Patches With A Command Line - Symantec WISE PACKAGE STUDIO 8.0 - REFERENCE V1.0 Reference

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Editing Public Properties With a Command Line

For information on public properties, see Public Properties in the Windows Installer SDK
Help.
To edit public properties with a command line
1. On the Define Command Line page, select Install or Network Install from Install
Mode.
See Creating a Command Line With the Command Line Builder
The Edit Properties button appears.
2. Click Edit Properties.
The Add Property Dialog dialog box appears.
3. Select a property in the left pane and click Add to copy it to the right pane.
4. In the right pane, enter the value for the property.
5. Click OK.
The Define Command Line page reappears, and the edited properties are added to
the command line.

Applying Transforms With a Command Line

For information on transforms, see TRANSFORMS Property in the Windows Installer SDK
Help.
To apply transforms with a command line
1. On the Define Command Line page, select Install from Install Mode.
See Creating a Command Line With the Command Line Builder
The Apply Transforms button appears.
2. Click Apply Transforms.
The Transform List Builder dialog box appears.
3. Click Add and specify the transform file (.MST).
The full path appears on Transform List Builder dialog box.
4. Repeat the preceding step to specify additional transforms.
5. Because Windows Installer applies transforms in the order specified, adjust the
order of the transforms as needed.
6. Click OK.
The Define Command Line page reappears, and the transforms are added to the
command line.
Applying or Removing Patches With a Command
Line
The Command Line Builder lets you create a command line that updates a package by
applying or removing patches. For information on patches, see PATCH Property and
MSIPATCHREMOVE Property in the Windows Installer SDK Help.
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